Red Light Therapy Body Wrap - RedTonic Infrared LED Light Device for Relief & Recovery with 2 Wavelengths

I was skeptical about the whole infrared/near-infrared therapy thing, but decided to try it just because. I'm recovering from a series of repetitive motion injuries as well as have early onset spinal arthritis. Figured hey, it couldn't hurt. But my word does it work. I use this wrap on joints flaring up with tendinitis, on my whole spine, on the muscles i've been rehabbing. When you have it turned on, it feels like a heating pad. When the session is over though the pain relief lasts much longer; or in rehab phase the muscles i've rolled and massaged, stretched and manipulated lose a lot of their tiredness. When I went looking for one of these to try, I paid attention to a small detail other brands of light therapy wraps obfuscate: the wattage of the LEDs themselves. That is what led me to the RedTonic wrap instead of a cheaper one recommended by Amazon- these LEDs are 13x stronger than most of the knock-offs available. Of course a detail like that is highly important if you expect the device to do its job; the penetration of the infrared and near-infrared light is determined by the output of the LEDs, stronger light output means more effective therapy. A few months after buying this, i did spring for a powerpack so that I wouldn't have to be plugged in to the wall to use this and while i still mainly use it while watching movies i do find it nice to be able to do things around the house.

Beautiful and well made packaging. Product seems high quality. I love it for the back and knee. I leave it in the back of my chair and turn it on a couple times per day. On the dual mode it has good heat and seems to help my lower back. Probably not the best for your neck because of the flat design but I'm sure they have other models. Pretty good product as far as I can see.

I've been using this device for less than 2 months and overall I'm pleased with its efficacy. The red light is warming and works really well for immediate pain relief. I've used the intermittent red light for tissue healing; not sure it's done much there. The issue that I'm seeing the past couple of days is that multiple rows of lights just randomly turn off as if there is a problem with the wiring. I'm a healthcare provider and am very gentle on my equipment. This item has been used flat and also gently draped over the shoulder -- never tightly wrapped or crumpled. At this price, I definitely expected more than two months of light use before seeing signs of failure. I've had a second one in my cart for several weeks but I'm going to pass on another unit and keep shopping for something that will hopefully be more durable.

It’s portable, covers my belly or back when needed, but I’m petite. It is small, about as long as PC keyboard and 8” as described. So far the lights work. I just got this so I’m excited about using it in sections where I need pain relief and healing. The photo is when the red LED is off and the NIF lights are on, my iPhone registers it as purple but you really can’t see this with your naked eye. I use my phone as a timer and do 20mins at a time in needed areas of my body. It’s not hot, but instructions say to wait 5mins between use to another area so it cools down.

My doctor says I have a high tolerance to pain, good thing as pain pills do not work. I purchased for specific high pain areas, requires regular treatments at least twice a day for long term relief so I can delay/avoid surgery. First few days after arrival I took with battery pack to office so I could do treatments through the day. The miracle is with areas not that far gone... hand, wrist, my good knee. I can wake up in the middle of the night with sudden pain & run a cycle - pain gone! My arthritic wrists/hands only needed a couple of treatments for full relief. Last night my good knee tried to go out on me, 2 cycles & no pain, full motion again. I worried about length of strap to wrap around waist - there is velcro on each end of elastic strap so add length of appliance to length of strap in guessing how big a waist it will work with. Nothing in manual re: auto-shutoff/timer, but it does. Could wish for second shorter strap so as not to have to wrap long one all the way around a limb.